The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 6 |
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a The disinclination of Mr. Gladstone to undertake for the present the leadership of the Opposition , at least in its complete form , is very natural . Mr. Gladstone has worked harder than any Prime Minister ever worked before ; he has ...
a The disinclination of Mr. Gladstone to undertake for the present the leadership of the Opposition , at least in its complete form , is very natural . Mr. Gladstone has worked harder than any Prime Minister ever worked before ; he has ...
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An indiscriminate opposition to all measures of the existing government , if successful for the instant , would in the end be fatal , because it would land the opposition in office pledged to mischievous falsehoods in every kind of ...
An indiscriminate opposition to all measures of the existing government , if successful for the instant , would in the end be fatal , because it would land the opposition in office pledged to mischievous falsehoods in every kind of ...
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The highest and the most important capacity in the Leader of Opposition is to be able on special occasions to resist the mistaken wishes of the party which he leads . No other service which he can perform to the state is , at certain ...
The highest and the most important capacity in the Leader of Opposition is to be able on special occasions to resist the mistaken wishes of the party which he leads . No other service which he can perform to the state is , at certain ...
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